Plaque telling story of African-Caribbean prisoners in Britain stolen within days
One daysingle sourceOne outlet reported this themselves - 1 of the 2 reports ran its copy.
All 2 reports on Sat, 17 October 2026
What it is about
Jacqueline RobertsPatrick VernonFreda Paulino-SideroffRonald Raymond McdonaldKatherine AstburyPortchester CastleAnthony SeverinUniversity Of WarwickMcdonaldBelizeUnited KingdomBritainWindrush, Gloucestershire, United KingdomBritishGrenadaHampshire, Hampshire, United KingdomFrenchRonald Raymond McDonaldHampshire
Who published it, and when
original reportcopyfirst to report
aol.co.uk
The Guardian World
17 Oct, 11:00over 5 hours17 Oct, 15:57
How it spread - 1 original report, 1 reprint
Sat, 17 October 2026
1 report- The Guardian World15:57first to report
Descendants say theft from Portchester Castle reflects racism that has haunted ‘generation after generation’ The theft of a plaque in Hampshire that told the little-known story of African-Caribbean prisoners in 18th-century Britain reflects the enduring racism that has fuelled centuries of atrocities against Black and Indigenous Caribbean people, their descendants say. Ronald Raymond McDonald, a professional drummer, was part of a delegation that travelled from Belize and elsewhere to...
1 reprint
- aol.co.uk17 Oct, 11:00their copy